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>> i think that boeing wins, the union wins, economy wins, u.s. exports, boeing is a huge factor in. i think it's a good thing. boeing was accused of something by the nlrb and the best way to prove that the claims had no merit was for them to strike a deal for their union and continue to create jobs in washington, i think this is great. >> brenda: okay. i know you don't-- >> here is what it did, spurred incertainty across the platforms in the business community. it shows again, exactly how quickly we can get dragged into something of no-fault of our own and it's had a domino effect. you don't think now that businesses are going to think twice what's happening here, that he's a dangerous individual and foreign money is not going to want to come here if this is going to happen. it's wrong from day one. they way overreached, way overreached and too many people allowed it to happen. >> brenda: jonas, is this a surprise to you? >> no, because, wasn't the nlrb created by fdr to give unions power against retaliation. congress is pro management and nlrb i
>> i think that boeing wins, the union wins, economy wins, u.s. exports, boeing is a huge factor in. i think it's a good thing. boeing was accused of something by the nlrb and the best way to prove that the claims had no merit was for them to strike a deal for their union and continue to create jobs in washington, i think this is great. >> brenda: okay. i know you don't-- >> here is what it did, spurred incertainty across the platforms in the business community. it shows...
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the economy is in shatters. >> regulations have nothing to do with the job market. the issue is the economy. they are proceeding with caution. who they have to answer to. i hear snickering in new york. but the issue is that these companies are trying to proceed with caution. they have to worry to shareholders. cash flow is not an answer. >> regulations increase cost to companis and ultimately have less money to spend in. u.s. companies raked in 940 billion in profits. they can afford them. the issue is where are they spending the money? stock buy backs and take overs and increased dividends. they are costing that are justified. exincreasing expenses hammered by the stock market. >> it is not just about how much money you have on the books, it is how much money you are willing to spend to hire. karen. it is a fragile economy and worst number in a long time on weeks, what do you make of the regulations do they help? >> hind sight is 20-20 and unbelievable to me how short people's memories are. voluntarily regulations don't work and the reason we are in the mess to beg
the economy is in shatters. >> regulations have nothing to do with the job market. the issue is the economy. they are proceeding with caution. who they have to answer to. i hear snickering in new york. but the issue is that these companies are trying to proceed with caution. they have to worry to shareholders. cash flow is not an answer. >> regulations increase cost to companis and ultimately have less money to spend in. u.s. companies raked in 940 billion in profits. they can...
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they heard those economies. and it is inflicting wound on ourselves. >> as you mention, willingness have the money by far. write down the list is ge. >> the u.s. government can really go out there and support u.s. companies as they support american workers. >> at the end of that, your imagination at work. >> way that the politicians in washington choose. that's not a good thing to imagine. >> they don't each have a lobbyist making the case. >> that is right, they don't, but boeing doesn't he does. >> they believe in us. they say this is my job, to support american people. >> i don't doubt that it's good for their jobs. >> next, coming up. corruption at the ex-im bank. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor.
they heard those economies. and it is inflicting wound on ourselves. >> as you mention, willingness have the money by far. write down the list is ge. >> the u.s. government can really go out there and support u.s. companies as they support american workers. >> at the end of that, your imagination at work. >> way that the politicians in washington choose. that's not a good thing to imagine. >> they don't each have a lobbyist making the case. >> that is right,...
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the economy was coming out of the depression. after the supreme court upheld the wagener act the economy tanked and we did not regain our predepression prosperity until the 1950s when the right to work law and companies got power back. >> most important thing is jobs. nlrb may close down 1100 jobs for people in south carolina. >> i agree that they should be limited in the power, but i am not fond of either of the job acts that are floating around. gop to bring the tax rate down and limit regulation is a step in the right direction. but there is a larger issue where jobs are concerned and we have weak consumer demand. the issue that no one is looking at is housing. cent percent of the gdp is consumer related and as long as tens of millions tie up nest eggs and in under water mortgages there is an issue. >> we'll deal with it at some point. but the key is would closing down the nlrb save or grow the american economy. >> absolutely. it goes back to jobs. morgan you are talking about real estate being an issue. americans need jobs to
the economy was coming out of the depression. after the supreme court upheld the wagener act the economy tanked and we did not regain our predepression prosperity until the 1950s when the right to work law and companies got power back. >> most important thing is jobs. nlrb may close down 1100 jobs for people in south carolina. >> i agree that they should be limited in the power, but i am not fond of either of the job acts that are floating around. gop to bring the tax rate down and...
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you have the vibrant economy they will do well. but in terms was defined benefit plans. >> steve is not paying me for this but gets the last word again. >> coming up. is our surging debt putting your hoim security at risk? both republicans and democrats playing up the fire on budget cuts and can we make cuts without paying . cuts that won't put anyone at risk, coming up next great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text
you have the vibrant economy they will do well. but in terms was defined benefit plans. >> steve is not paying me for this but gets the last word again. >> coming up. is our surging debt putting your hoim security at risk? both republicans and democrats playing up the fire on budget cuts and can we make cuts without paying . cuts that won't put anyone at risk, coming up next great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted...
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. >> a huge slap to the drivers that might drive down the economy. national transportation safety board calling for a nationwide ban on all cell phone use that includes hands free; i am cheryl casone and welcome to carbin in. >> we have wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey and john. and joining us from the economic policy institute christian dorsey. welcome to all of you. wane, i want to start with you. if we did do a national band on hands free calls, that would hurt the economy. how so, wayne? >> oh, my goodness. i happen to be in los angeles. people spend an hour or two hours on the freeway. and coming and going to work. imagine the amount of work you can get done and the things you can get done while talking on the telephone. i understand about people who you think are texting. that is crazy. you are taking eyes off of the road and they will tell you that is nuts. >> talking on the car. are you going to ban radio? people can listen and talk and people talk to other people in the car. that would be crazy and cut off a lot of productivity. >> that
. >> a huge slap to the drivers that might drive down the economy. national transportation safety board calling for a nationwide ban on all cell phone use that includes hands free; i am cheryl casone and welcome to carbin in. >> we have wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey and john. and joining us from the economic policy institute christian dorsey. welcome to all of you. wane, i want to start with you. if we did do a national band on hands free calls, that would hurt the economy....
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does that help the economy? >> oh, i believe it does, because it gets to, i think, a bigger issue, brenda, finally, maybe, a little tamp down on government overreach, you know, in obama's inauguration speech, it was all about growing government even bigger than it already is. and the problem is, when government grows, the private sector suffers. and if you say, well, who cares where the money goes, the problem is government growth is always less inefficient than private sector growth and this is one step toward hopefully allowing the private sector to grow, tamping down on unions which i think have hurt many, many, many industries, despite the higher wages. in the union you have higher wages until you lose your job, and i think this is a step forward, this is progress, what needs to be done. >> brenda: you know, jonas, toby brought up a good point. which is that union membership has been declining for decades, record lows right now. so, what difference does all of this make? the unions don't have as much power.
does that help the economy? >> oh, i believe it does, because it gets to, i think, a bigger issue, brenda, finally, maybe, a little tamp down on government overreach, you know, in obama's inauguration speech, it was all about growing government even bigger than it already is. and the problem is, when government grows, the private sector suffers. and if you say, well, who cares where the money goes, the problem is government growth is always less inefficient than private sector growth and...
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and we are having a two percent growth of economy. >> mike, does it have that much affect on the economy? >> a study by the heritage administration pointed out in president obama's first few years they extracted on average 46 billion out of the economy and almost five times as much as his predecessor costs with new regulations . people have to remember it is not the number of regulations the administration imposes, it is how big of an impact. obama care and dodd-frank. together they can impact 30 percent of the economy. >> dodd-frank. we saw the downgrade and is there a connection between the downgrade and lack of job growth and regulation. >> i am so not buying heritage foundation also poigned out that it is difficult to quantify what regulations do to savistries, like the ones that got pushed through on getting rid of the e-coli bacteria that saves the meat industry a lot of money. realistic. look at the cost of the regulation over a genation of presidents including this one they come out roughlyy the same. we see that through the end of last year, obama administration has five percent
and we are having a two percent growth of economy. >> mike, does it have that much affect on the economy? >> a study by the heritage administration pointed out in president obama's first few years they extracted on average 46 billion out of the economy and almost five times as much as his predecessor costs with new regulations . people have to remember it is not the number of regulations the administration imposes, it is how big of an impact. obama care and dodd-frank. together they...
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you put it altogether and say, does this look good for the economy or bad for the economy? you have to conclude, bad for the economy. >> all right. steve, you answer that. >> well, that's completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> they're not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act called for. there's zero correlation between strong economy, weak labor. when our economy was the biggest part of the world's economy in the 1950's was when we were at the peak of our unionization. >> 1950. today in germany, which is doing quite well economic dri, there's been workers have 50% of the representation on the board of directors. they call it co-determination and also, finally, in 2009. suppose we passed the employee free choice act. we would have had an increase in wages and that's when it matters, when you have an economic down turn and you don't have the drop off in consumer demands. >> i've got to let toby get in here. >> like on al gore side. and if this was so grea
you put it altogether and say, does this look good for the economy or bad for the economy? you have to conclude, bad for the economy. >> all right. steve, you answer that. >> well, that's completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> they're not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act called for. there's zero correlation between strong economy, weak labor....
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. >> the economy is expandable and hopefully it will expand and grow. if not we are all sunk. we have tens was millions of adults who need jobs. we are talking about janitors, why not. >> i am talking about a free market . by the way newt gingrich started a lot of thanksgiving dinner fights from the older generations, i walked to the grand canyon at age five to get to my job. >> we don't have to cause more. >> and coming up next, one classic christmas carol is proving that prices are out of control. we play it and you decide. or creates another laptop bag, or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $13.2 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more whelp make opportunitpossible. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ ? >> first thanksgiving and now christmas is costing more . stocks leaning on stimulus funding . seeing >> it is the 12 days of chr
. >> the economy is expandable and hopefully it will expand and grow. if not we are all sunk. we have tens was millions of adults who need jobs. we are talking about janitors, why not. >> i am talking about a free market . by the way newt gingrich started a lot of thanksgiving dinner fights from the older generations, i walked to the grand canyon at age five to get to my job. >> we don't have to cause more. >> and coming up next, one classic christmas carol is proving...
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on friday eight near philadelphia also made it clear pivot to the economy polls show remain a top concern for millions of people. cook's wages are up and inflation is coming down. inflation has dropped from 9%, to 3%. we have made so much progress in al-assad about the future we can build because we have more to do. look the future in the days of trickle-down economics are over. >> if we cannot show you at live pictures out of rome, georgia former president trump will be speaking at that podium is about an hour or so north of atlanta is likely to talk about a lot about the economy he argues americans a lot more worse off now than compared when he was in office four years ago ataxia prices at the grocery store mortgage rate and credit card debt at an all-time high. almost all of terms from republican challengers for the nomination people like ron desantis, tim scott they've all endorsed him. but not nikki haley she is holding back for now on the official endorsement but the outgoing rnc chairwoman says she believes the party is fully pary united behind the former president. >> we recognize
on friday eight near philadelphia also made it clear pivot to the economy polls show remain a top concern for millions of people. cook's wages are up and inflation is coming down. inflation has dropped from 9%, to 3%. we have made so much progress in al-assad about the future we can build because we have more to do. look the future in the days of trickle-down economics are over. >> if we cannot show you at live pictures out of rome, georgia former president trump will be speaking at that...
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we are in a world economy. take every country that come peas with -- competes with america and say america is getting a leveled playing field. if it is three years to bring a new drug in europe, it is going to be three years in america. >> greta: how about china deval whiting -- devaluating isurrency? what would you do? >> first, i wouldn't have put us into this mess where we have deficit where you have to listen to china in the first place. >> greta: but we are there. >> don't put yourself further in debt. what is he saying tonight? he said he is going to pay for it. he's going to china and say let me borrow it one more time. i just borrowed a trillion that didn't work. the other thing i would do, i would look at every regulation that makes it more expensive to do business in america. i'd say china if you are going to lay that game, every time america is able to compete, we will win. >> greta: why do you think he didn't do that? >> it is a political speech he's playing to his political side of why he can't go
we are in a world economy. take every country that come peas with -- competes with america and say america is getting a leveled playing field. if it is three years to bring a new drug in europe, it is going to be three years in america. >> greta: how about china deval whiting -- devaluating isurrency? what would you do? >> first, i wouldn't have put us into this mess where we have deficit where you have to listen to china in the first place. >> greta: but we are there....
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if he does, it's going to be a huge tax on american citizens, and it's going to discombobulate the economy here. >> the president wants fairness, but so does the e.u. they are talking about tariffs of their own, the goal being to rebhanrebalance trade between t. that's the fear with these things, trade wars that they never end well and they expand the targets. europeans are looking to target agricultural goods, giving to airbus instead of boeing. you know the drill. he keeps track of all of this. that's the fear that this escalates, right, charles? >> that's the fear out the gate. the market was down yesterday and another session, the market reeling from the terrorist curve. he wants to level the playing field from american workers. tariffs simply don't work and could lead to a full blown trade war. you had names like cat biller, boeing using metal and america's biggest exporters seeing shares coming under pressure, saber rattling and warnings, sweden delaying a $250 million plan to expand a springfield tennessee plant, and toyota motors warning prices will go higher. the european union, $
if he does, it's going to be a huge tax on american citizens, and it's going to discombobulate the economy here. >> the president wants fairness, but so does the e.u. they are talking about tariffs of their own, the goal being to rebhanrebalance trade between t. that's the fear with these things, trade wars that they never end well and they expand the targets. europeans are looking to target agricultural goods, giving to airbus instead of boeing. you know the drill. he keeps track of all...
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this is about the washington insider economy verses the main street competitive economy. the base of xm will be some small business in my state. the true beneficiaries are fortune 500 companies that could easily finance this themselves and instead they are financing a bob de he ha-- lobby effort to s thing going. they can't say they create net new jobs. if xm would use mainstream accounting, gap accounting, what we call fair value accounting they are losing money for the tax payer and it is not right it is not fair. we ought to end the corporate welfare yet democratic friends say the only way to export is subsidy. some of your republican friends, too. >> regrettably a number of those they are expressing their knowledge at the moment. why don't we have a free enterprise all toternatialterna. we have a high corporate tax rate in the world. if we want a level playing field bring down the corporate tax rate. >> i agree with you only free enterprise is moral. now let's hear from the other side. >> listed to the committee chair. he is wrong. >> you oppose reauthorizing the bank
this is about the washington insider economy verses the main street competitive economy. the base of xm will be some small business in my state. the true beneficiaries are fortune 500 companies that could easily finance this themselves and instead they are financing a bob de he ha-- lobby effort to s thing going. they can't say they create net new jobs. if xm would use mainstream accounting, gap accounting, what we call fair value accounting they are losing money for the tax payer and it is not...
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some here saying that's exactly why the markets are booming now and the economy will be booming soon. hi everybody. in for brenda butner, this is bull i "bulls & bears." joining us, our panel, welcome to everybody. john, you say the markets are telling us that trump's cabinet picks will help him slash regulations and spark a booming economy. >> that's certainly what the market believes. there's no other way to explain this. look, we've had sub par 3% gdp for ten straight years, a record for the united states. and the only thing that changed, we've had more of the same under mrs. clinton if she was elected president and brought in her cabinet was donald trump started introducing a business friendly administration and business friendly cabinet, at least perceived that way by wall street. and there's historical precedence for this. calvin coolidge came in, took government out in the 1920s, that's what created the boom. ronald reagan did the exact same thing. and president clinton, who's been given credit for probably mistakenly for creating the internet boom, he was lucky that happened.
some here saying that's exactly why the markets are booming now and the economy will be booming soon. hi everybody. in for brenda butner, this is bull i "bulls & bears." joining us, our panel, welcome to everybody. john, you say the markets are telling us that trump's cabinet picks will help him slash regulations and spark a booming economy. >> that's certainly what the market believes. there's no other way to explain this. look, we've had sub par 3% gdp for ten straight...
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female members of congress as the white house tried to put the election year focus on women and the economy. and populous issues like raising the minimum wage, a formula that turned out democratic voters in 2012. >> women continue to be disproportionately represented in low-wage professions which means something like an increase in the federal minimum wage is going to have a disproportionate impact on them. >> republicans took aim at the latest page in the play book, an executive order to force businesses to pay more overtime to workers, something the gop branded a job killer. >> the president's policies are making it difficult for employers to expand employment. untibl the president's policies get out of the way, employers are going to continue to sit on their hands. >> while it could cost businesses billions of dollar as the president changes the overtime threshold for white collar workers like fast food managers and computer techs, his allies defend the order as necessary when his agenda has been blocked on capitol hill. >> republicans should not complain about the use of executive power
female members of congress as the white house tried to put the election year focus on women and the economy. and populous issues like raising the minimum wage, a formula that turned out democratic voters in 2012. >> women continue to be disproportionately represented in low-wage professions which means something like an increase in the federal minimum wage is going to have a disproportionate impact on them. >> republicans took aim at the latest page in the play book, an executive...
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all of this stuff you do is practically good for the economy. i agree with jonas, some of the might not be. but the point is he has the right message out there and that means he's out for them. dagen: and even with the boeing vote against the union, as you point out, trump also appeals to that union worker across the middle of the united states. >> that's why you see consumer confidence up. people in the middle class, people in the upper middle class, they've been making money off the stock market. they've been making money. as you can see behind me. i'm in las vegas. disapproving back to the economy here like a lot of workers are. and when you're giving that money back, and you're spending that money, you see the confidence go up, you see those companies make more money and gary's right. donald trump's the best thing that ever happened to political consultant, and i'm glad he's there just for that very reason because in four years, there's going to be what we would say in john's world, a free for all and going to be like a big wrestling match o
all of this stuff you do is practically good for the economy. i agree with jonas, some of the might not be. but the point is he has the right message out there and that means he's out for them. dagen: and even with the boeing vote against the union, as you point out, trump also appeals to that union worker across the middle of the united states. >> that's why you see consumer confidence up. people in the middle class, people in the upper middle class, they've been making money off the...
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where is the economy headed? >> there's no position -- because our pump prices are lower than japan and europe. we produce so much oil. we actually make a lot of money from rising oil prices. we're sitting pretty with $100 oil and could have the best stock market in the world for the next year. >> that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys. >>> the irs is good at collecting your money. time to take some of it back, republicans pushing to slash 300 bucks from the tax man's budget after all the targeting and waste. and democrats, well, they're kicking up a fuss. neil and the gang are on it at the bottom of the hour. but up here next, the very unions who helped push the health care law into passage are now fighting it. another big one this week joining the lists. forget the hypocrisy. is this the proof that it's finally time to let the law flatline for good? they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those peo
where is the economy headed? >> there's no position -- because our pump prices are lower than japan and europe. we produce so much oil. we actually make a lot of money from rising oil prices. we're sitting pretty with $100 oil and could have the best stock market in the world for the next year. >> that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys. >>> the irs is good at collecting your money. time to take some of it back, republicans pushing to slash 300 bucks from the tax man's...
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. >> exactly don't get close to me the halitosis of an old economy could is probably i'm thinking raw garlic trying to increase the blood flow and then swilling listerine trying to cover the raw garlic up and just a word to the wise if you get that close to my face i am going to headbutt you in the teeth. >> that is why you are not a man on the street reporter they keep you behind a desk for the safety of others all right we focus on what how he is saying it but the stuff he is saying is infuriating you says the top 1 percent also pay the most taxes there was 1 percent he also says this thing that billionaires should pay the same rate as everybody else everybody else should pay the same rate as a billionaire why does it have to go higher there's should go lower thank you one man clapped. >> i don't believe in taxes so there is that this is i there a classic story of government getting involved in small-business it never works out well but i will not be one of those people that says you only want to work four days a week a gross snowflake when my job is this i work hard i work. every d
. >> exactly don't get close to me the halitosis of an old economy could is probably i'm thinking raw garlic trying to increase the blood flow and then swilling listerine trying to cover the raw garlic up and just a word to the wise if you get that close to my face i am going to headbutt you in the teeth. >> that is why you are not a man on the street reporter they keep you behind a desk for the safety of others all right we focus on what how he is saying it but the stuff he is...
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economy works, that may make it -- kellyanne able to pull this off, others happen a harder time in terms of child karr. two-thirds of people on the minimum wage are women. donald trump doesn't want to raise the i minimum women. that's a broader policy -- >> if hillary clintonç had won and would have a female president and she would maybe be looking disproportionately to having women in her cabinet, the same issues raised or would they? >> it would be the same across the board. every woman, whetherover a ceo or making minimum wage, you are still struggling to figure out how to put food on the table and find fulfillment in work. the phrase was it takes a village, but truly women of all ables and socioeconomic conditions, they rely on different sources of support. so i mean, i'm not going to broaden it to the broader policy -- >> why not? >> because i -- >> kellyanne conway has a lot of money. her husband makes a lot of money. that's talk about the average woman in america who can't pay for child karr. >> that's that's issue of how much money she have or a guy would have never came up. ju
economy works, that may make it -- kellyanne able to pull this off, others happen a harder time in terms of child karr. two-thirds of people on the minimum wage are women. donald trump doesn't want to raise the i minimum women. that's a broader policy -- >> if hillary clintonç had won and would have a female president and she would maybe be looking disproportionately to having women in her cabinet, the same issues raised or would they? >> it would be the same across the board....
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the economy will reboot in phases. trump gets that and so you that the media can't because if they did they wouldn't be able to yell but people will die. it's so fundamentally stupid it's right up alec baldwin's alley. >> listen, okay, everybody knows people are going to die, okay, some people are going to die. as long as i don't die and you don't die, my fellow contributors to we should get back to work. >> let me ask you one last question. are you doing a great job. >> i would give myself a ten out of ten. >> wow. pretty edgy material there. so, lucky for the media they may get their apocalypse. 3.82million followe filed for unemployment, the highest since we started tracking it in 1957. that's the cost of the shutdown. adults know this and realize jobs will come back but i can't go down forever because it leads to psychological, emotional and physical consequences. that's why it's an adult problem. you need to fight a pandemic without creating permanent damage. of course the media will report on this as if it's trum
the economy will reboot in phases. trump gets that and so you that the media can't because if they did they wouldn't be able to yell but people will die. it's so fundamentally stupid it's right up alec baldwin's alley. >> listen, okay, everybody knows people are going to die, okay, some people are going to die. as long as i don't die and you don't die, my fellow contributors to we should get back to work. >> let me ask you one last question. are you doing a great job. >> i...
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they are going to help folks in the gig economy but also saying that the economy is very strong, and many of them not seeing many major disruptions as of yet. i like to get they read from the g.o.p. pulse. trump new york state cochairman. let me start with you. a fascinating -- by the way, president trump perhaps around 8:00 p.m. tonight will address all of this to the nation. what do you think we should hear? >> the fact that he's doing that and is going to act as though reassure in chief is something that is positive for this company. i think this meeting -- this round table in the roosevelt room that you heard from was a good opportunity for some of the leading bankers in the country to reassure people at the institutions of the american finance system are still intact. and this is a crisis related to the virus. and once this gets passed us, we will be back into prosperity. and the economy that we were use to just a couple of weeks ago. >> charles: i saw fascinating poll. g.o.p. republicans and the congress have the higher favorability than democrats for the first time in 15 years
they are going to help folks in the gig economy but also saying that the economy is very strong, and many of them not seeing many major disruptions as of yet. i like to get they read from the g.o.p. pulse. trump new york state cochairman. let me start with you. a fascinating -- by the way, president trump perhaps around 8:00 p.m. tonight will address all of this to the nation. what do you think we should hear? >> the fact that he's doing that and is going to act as though reassure in...
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the economy is racing along. today not withstanding. it doesn't dent the president's polling numbers. step back for that right now. are you surprised? >> 90% of the mainstream media is negative about this president. and that has a ripple effect when every day you turn on the news and it's negative. right now you're starting to see the numbers break through. you're seeing record unemployment and consumer confidence at an all-time high. now you see the deregulation. you're seeing policies put in place that will help everyone in this country. president trump will benefit from that. by november next year, every voter will go, am i better off than i was two year ago. have the republicans delivered? they'll say yes. >> we're watching as you're speaking. the congress coming back from the white house and the big bus trip. now they're back and going to the respective offices. if you don't mind me digressing here, there's been talk that the president sometime back had been concerned about the romney in your name or mitt romney might be a candidat
the economy is racing along. today not withstanding. it doesn't dent the president's polling numbers. step back for that right now. are you surprised? >> 90% of the mainstream media is negative about this president. and that has a ripple effect when every day you turn on the news and it's negative. right now you're starting to see the numbers break through. you're seeing record unemployment and consumer confidence at an all-time high. now you see the deregulation. you're seeing policies...
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look at my old country. 15% went to a flat rate 15% versus the euro at 30, 35% and they grew their economy four times faster and their gdp kicked butt for 22, 23 years, we've seen it in every other country that's done this, astona, blah, blah, blah, it's time to do it now and get ahead of this thing. if we don't we will have job issues here because europe is going to be negative for the next six months. >> brenda: in fact, we have the second highest corporate tax rate in the world, second only to japan. christian, is that the way to go? >> look, if all you're interested in it increasing corporate profits, sure, cut the tax rates and if you're interested in creating jobs. >> brenda: let him talk. >> you need to do more. the reason that businesses are not hiring right now is less to do with their tax rates, but more to do with the lack of aggregate demand out there in the economy. and even if you increase profits by cutting taxes, you're still not creating a market for those goods and services. that's the real key issue. what's going on in europe right now has been priced in, and factored in
look at my old country. 15% went to a flat rate 15% versus the euro at 30, 35% and they grew their economy four times faster and their gdp kicked butt for 22, 23 years, we've seen it in every other country that's done this, astona, blah, blah, blah, it's time to do it now and get ahead of this thing. if we don't we will have job issues here because europe is going to be negative for the next six months. >> brenda: in fact, we have the second highest corporate tax rate in the world, second...
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economy. what is that, senator? >>guest: a number of things right now including eliminating the repatriation of foreign-earned wealth penalty on u.s. corporations operating abroad. this is something that would allow free market forces to operate as they were intended and we could stop penalizing american businesses just for earning money and that would bring money back into the united states, money that doesn't come from the federal government. >>neil: it could bring a lot of money back but the criticism from your democratic colleagues it goes to the institutions and their shareholders and that will not create jobs. >>guest: well, that is why with the legislation i introduced today, we would make this not just a simple temporary tax holiday, it would be permanent. we would permanently reduce the repatriation tax to 5 percent, down from 35 percent. when you do it temporarily you encourage companies to take care of the immediate bottom line but does not bring about current investment to create jobs and that is what th
economy. what is that, senator? >>guest: a number of things right now including eliminating the repatriation of foreign-earned wealth penalty on u.s. corporations operating abroad. this is something that would allow free market forces to operate as they were intended and we could stop penalizing american businesses just for earning money and that would bring money back into the united states, money that doesn't come from the federal government. >>neil: it could bring a lot of money...
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. >> it is a preview of coming attractions and it's already had a negative impact on our economy, this again, you know, we know the worst post recession whatever. >> neil: you couldn't tell looking at the market. >> i have a different theory on that. the point is-- >> fair and balanced, yes, look at everything. i don't know about you, but i'm trying to look at the whole world. >> and i walked in the door, charlie, we know you're one-sided when you're here, always be fair and balanced. >> neil: you don't practice it. >> can i help out. >> neil: no, we don't want to hear from you. >> the markets have nothing to do with the economy right now. i mean, the markets and the economy-- >> i think we need to digress, and nor did i mean it pick on certainly dagen. and i will you this, dr. gasperino, about what it says of an administration now that will put far greater emphasis on finding greater ways to get money than save money. it's one of the reasons he's not here to defends himself. >> he's watching. but running argument with ben stein. you know, ben comes on here and touts the need to raise
. >> it is a preview of coming attractions and it's already had a negative impact on our economy, this again, you know, we know the worst post recession whatever. >> neil: you couldn't tell looking at the market. >> i have a different theory on that. the point is-- >> fair and balanced, yes, look at everything. i don't know about you, but i'm trying to look at the whole world. >> and i walked in the door, charlie, we know you're one-sided when you're here, always...
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you are looking at emerging economies that could be slowing down. you are looking at the debt ceiling, the issues that are going on with that and you are looking at sovereign debt. and a lot of the big companies have already adjusted for that and so they are relatively cheap such as boeing and mcdonald's and caterpillar. >>stuart: you buy gold at $1,550 and big multicorporation stocks would you buy a bank cd and earn a miserable 1 percent and sleep safely? >>guest: if you are that conservative and do not care about making money but if you are looking at retirement there are other options to look at before that. that is like putting it in a mattress so i would in the do that. >>stuart: but it is always there, that is what a lot of people want to know. thank you for joining us. >>guest: great to be with you. >>stuart: shares of our parent company down 4 percent, and the company is on negative watch as we get more developments in the "news of the world," phone hacking investigation. and now, in london with the latest. >>guest: there are reports that a
you are looking at emerging economies that could be slowing down. you are looking at the debt ceiling, the issues that are going on with that and you are looking at sovereign debt. and a lot of the big companies have already adjusted for that and so they are relatively cheap such as boeing and mcdonald's and caterpillar. >>stuart: you buy gold at $1,550 and big multicorporation stocks would you buy a bank cd and earn a miserable 1 percent and sleep safely? >>guest: if you are that...
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the economy is getting better. the people for see a better economy the second quarter. i predicted the dow jones industrial average at 12,000 a long time ago right here and i see it going up to 13,000. it has again down because of inaction of congress but we will get it resolved and the bond rating and interest rates have not again down. >>neil: you could be optimistic on the economy, knock on whatever, i hope you are right but the latest number she the opposite, durable orders, a key gauge of manufacturing sector is doing no sign of progress in the real estate or housing and more companies laying off and the lay off picture has picked up considerably with research in motion this week alone more than 10,000 such layoffs announced. if it not a double dip, it is bad. what is going on? >>guest: the railroads had an increase in their traffic and you can graph over the last 20 years the traffic that the railroads take and transportation and freight with thed if and poor's and it goes along with it and railroad traffic has been going up and that is a good indication of the ma
the economy is getting better. the people for see a better economy the second quarter. i predicted the dow jones industrial average at 12,000 a long time ago right here and i see it going up to 13,000. it has again down because of inaction of congress but we will get it resolved and the bond rating and interest rates have not again down. >>neil: you could be optimistic on the economy, knock on whatever, i hope you are right but the latest number she the opposite, durable orders, a key...
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we have to knock out this spirit will have an economy. i actually think we will have an economy like we have never had before. it's all pent up. yes? >> i think the question about the actions the president authorized beginning in january when he took the unprecedented step of suspending all travel from china to the efforts to issue travel advisories to portions of south korea and began screening the passengers. suspending travel from europe and what went into effect last night adding the u.k. they have all been informed by the experts that are surrounding us. while the president has asked us from the very beginning as dr. birx and dr. fauci often say is, let's follow the data. in response to what is actually happening on the ground. but with regard to yesterday, 15-day, slow the spread plan. our team unanimously brought to the president these very strong recommendations for every american, because we truly believe that we are at a point in this epidemic in our country when we can reduce the number of people that actually are exposed to or
we have to knock out this spirit will have an economy. i actually think we will have an economy like we have never had before. it's all pent up. yes? >> i think the question about the actions the president authorized beginning in january when he took the unprecedented step of suspending all travel from china to the efforts to issue travel advisories to portions of south korea and began screening the passengers. suspending travel from europe and what went into effect last night adding the...
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he built a terrific economy. this rally is very important. but next week as president he goes down to the wall in yuma to see the new wall being built down there. he goes to wisconsin there there is an order for 10 navy ships. he will bring back the supply chain back to the united states, and he's running against the globalists. as he lays out his vision for the next four years. to me it's clear, a man of action versus joe biden who has been a legislator his entire life and a globalist. jesse: if the president go to the border or to wisconsin to look at a shipyard. if joe biden continues to use the excuse of virus to hide in his basement, how long do you think he can survive in that state? >> i don't think he can. at the top of his game he was not einstein's cousin. he has to prove to people he can handle not just complex topics. but he's a man of action who can force his will on things. he's been in the witness protection program. he has a proof of life podcast he does every so often. he time he comes on television it's a disaster. he doesn'
he built a terrific economy. this rally is very important. but next week as president he goes down to the wall in yuma to see the new wall being built down there. he goes to wisconsin there there is an order for 10 navy ships. he will bring back the supply chain back to the united states, and he's running against the globalists. as he lays out his vision for the next four years. to me it's clear, a man of action versus joe biden who has been a legislator his entire life and a globalist. jesse:...
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that will set the economy on positive note. buying long-term bonds and i take the other side of the trade with tbf, a fund i own that will rise. the long-term interest rates rise, betting against bernanke. been a loser so far but i own the stock and it could go higher than here. >> cheryl: contrarian play. i like it. tracy byrnes, what do you have? >> long-term investors are nervous. unfortunately they have a right to be, between now and the election it's more of the same. political posturing that unfortunately could move the market around. >> cheryl: john layfield, last word to you. what does it do to the market if we have more of the same for the next 12 months? >> the market is going to dip on this. i think there is no positive thing coming out of the markets in europe or the united states the next year. >> jamie: all right. that is it for cost of freedom. thank you for joining us have a great weekend. >> uma: we begin with breaking news from orlando, florida. florida jury just found millionaire real estate developer bob war
that will set the economy on positive note. buying long-term bonds and i take the other side of the trade with tbf, a fund i own that will rise. the long-term interest rates rise, betting against bernanke. been a loser so far but i own the stock and it could go higher than here. >> cheryl: contrarian play. i like it. tracy byrnes, what do you have? >> long-term investors are nervous. unfortunately they have a right to be, between now and the election it's more of the same. political...
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we have the greatest economy we've ever had. asian unemployment, the best numbers we've ever had in virtually every way, and then you get hit like this and it is dramatic. people that had great jobs that went out to dinner, didn't have problems, take their family making good salaries, all of a sudden, you use the term cold turkey. it's cold turkey. they go from that to having no money and waiting for their checks which are being processed very rapidly, but they still have to go out and look for money. it's a terrible thing. all i say is we love them, we are working so hard. >> just a follow-up then, you chose not to do a national stay-at-home order. what authority do you have to do that? is in it up to the states to do that? has met the states can do things if they want and i can override it if i want to come in the national stay-at-home just so you understand, 95% of the country is staying at home. as an example, speaking with the great governor of texas greg abbott the other day. a lot of people didn't even know it, but he had
we have the greatest economy we've ever had. asian unemployment, the best numbers we've ever had in virtually every way, and then you get hit like this and it is dramatic. people that had great jobs that went out to dinner, didn't have problems, take their family making good salaries, all of a sudden, you use the term cold turkey. it's cold turkey. they go from that to having no money and waiting for their checks which are being processed very rapidly, but they still have to go out and look for...
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we'll make america healthy again, economy will come back. things will get better. we're all in this together. earlier i spoke with man leading white house task force, vice president mike pence. i want to talk to you about the strategy being deployed here and i've been watching these briefingses, so tell me if i have this right. you have this 50-day pause period where you're trying to slow down the virus. and it also gives us a window to surge these supplies for the hot zone to the hospital. get the money out to the american people, so when the economy eventually does open up, you can go on offense with this thing, get these drugs out, and get the vaccine out eventually to kill is, is that about right? mike: i think you described it well although thanks to president trump's decisive action going all the way back to january. we've had the opportunity to stand up a whole of government approach now as marshaled leadership at the state and local level. and engaged literally businesses and every american in our 15 days to slow the bred. spread but i think it is important
we'll make america healthy again, economy will come back. things will get better. we're all in this together. earlier i spoke with man leading white house task force, vice president mike pence. i want to talk to you about the strategy being deployed here and i've been watching these briefingses, so tell me if i have this right. you have this 50-day pause period where you're trying to slow down the virus. and it also gives us a window to surge these supplies for the hot zone to the hospital. get...
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we can do that and have an open economy and an open country. we have to do that because that causes the problem. and maybe it causes a much >> following up on that same topic, do you think the cure has been worse than the problem? >> i think the cure has been very tough, this is in operation, this is somebody going to a doctor and saying you need an operation and we learned a lot and we fixed a lot of problems, one of the things we fixed if you look at the obsolete system that this administration inherited. it was meant for a small group of people and even that was not very good and very obsolete. may now have a testing program now that will hopefully be able to be used for many years into the future should we have another event like this. i don't think we'll have another event like this. this is very unique. you look back decades and decades, we can name them all going ten years, that wasn't like this as it turned out. but they lost a lot of people. we were early because of the fact that we closed early, that was a big move. go ahead. >> you h
we can do that and have an open economy and an open country. we have to do that because that causes the problem. and maybe it causes a much >> following up on that same topic, do you think the cure has been worse than the problem? >> i think the cure has been very tough, this is in operation, this is somebody going to a doctor and saying you need an operation and we learned a lot and we fixed a lot of problems, one of the things we fixed if you look at the obsolete system that this...
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we are in a world economy. take every country that come peas with -- competes with america and say america is getting a leveled playing field. if it is three years to bring a new drug in europe, it is going to be three years in america. >> greta: how about china deval whiting -- devaluating is currency? what would you do? >> first, i wouldn't have put us into this mess where we have deficit where you have to listen to china in the first place. >> greta: but we are there. >> don't put yourself further in debt. what is he saying tonight? he said he is going to pay for it. he's going to china and say let me borrow it one more time. i just borrowed a trillion that didn't work. the other thing i would do, i would look at every regulation that makes it more expensive to do business in america. i'd say china if you are going to lay that game, every time america is able to compete, we will win. >> greta: why do you think he didn't do that? >> it is a political speech he's playing to his political side of why he can't g
we are in a world economy. take every country that come peas with -- competes with america and say america is getting a leveled playing field. if it is three years to bring a new drug in europe, it is going to be three years in america. >> greta: how about china deval whiting -- devaluating is currency? what would you do? >> first, i wouldn't have put us into this mess where we have deficit where you have to listen to china in the first place. >> greta: but we are there....
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the media of course will give obama a free pass on the economy but they didn't cover the obama economy with near the kind of voracity. >> when it comes to this stuff, if you're going to be aggressive on one, be aggressive on all. like we raised from the coverage of jesse jackson junior. if you go after republicans for inproprieties go with equal zeal covering democrats in theirs. on the economy stuff, we are led to believe that we are in the middle of a gang busters's recovery when even to date we're net jobs down in this administration, to say nothing of not keeping up with the increase in population you pointed out. i wonder as i see this going forward some years whether even in coverage of the whole sequestration, it's republicans being intransigent wanting to control spending and not democrats who seem to be equally zealous not wanting to control reigning it in. what is good for the goose ought for good for the gander. >> what's happening with sequestration and a couple of your guests alluded to this. president obama has a political strategy. act three in a three part play. two yea
the media of course will give obama a free pass on the economy but they didn't cover the obama economy with near the kind of voracity. >> when it comes to this stuff, if you're going to be aggressive on one, be aggressive on all. like we raised from the coverage of jesse jackson junior. if you go after republicans for inproprieties go with equal zeal covering democrats in theirs. on the economy stuff, we are led to believe that we are in the middle of a gang busters's recovery when even...
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. >> consumers hit, is the economy next? welcome. i'm stewart veteraney in for neil cavuto. get ready for sticker shop. prices from everything from gas and clothing to food and rent spiking as oil prices keep soaring. crude topping $103 a barrel today. it's up more than $4.05 in the last week. now at its highest level in nine months. but despite all of this, the headline numbers in today's inflation report from the government, consumer prices rise .2%. sounds very tame. not to charles payne who is looking beyond the numbers. >> you don't believe the numbers? >> absolutely not. there's not a single person watching this show right now that believes this. half he people are laughing and the other half are insulting by the fact the government keeps puts this stuff out. >> gas up 9%. food up 4%. clothing up 4%. the government says inflation is less than 3%. why don't you believe it? >> the cpi report used to merge a basket of goods from one period to another. it's changed to a cost of living index. and i think it was done on purpose. let me explain to the audience how this works.
. >> consumers hit, is the economy next? welcome. i'm stewart veteraney in for neil cavuto. get ready for sticker shop. prices from everything from gas and clothing to food and rent spiking as oil prices keep soaring. crude topping $103 a barrel today. it's up more than $4.05 in the last week. now at its highest level in nine months. but despite all of this, the headline numbers in today's inflation report from the government, consumer prices rise .2%. sounds very tame. not to charles...
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is that what the economy needs? mike rowe, who some have suggested could be the next governor of california. >> hold on now. steve: is going to join us next. ♪ i'm burning my candle at both ends ♪ that's the only way to keep the fire going ♪ is to outrun the wind ♪th liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ little things can be a big deal. psoriasis, that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and h
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he's expected to tell americans how he's trying to improve their lives and the economy. some say it's the best way to get his message directly to the working class, but will it work. hi, everyone, welcome to cashin'. welcome, everybody. now, lisa is today's rally the way to get his economic message directly to the people? >> hi, eric, yes, it's going to be effective just like during the campaign. look, the reality is the media is not going to cover anything positive that president trump is doing, whether it's the keystone pipeline, rolling back coal regulations that decimated the industry. what did we see on the campaign, town halls, facebook, skype, and local reporters. yes, this is effective and he should be doing this. eric: mr. juan williams, stay on the money and the jobs, billions and billions of dollars promised to stay in america. jobs promised to stay in the u.s. you think of ford, general motors, chrysler. and boeing. and the president was in south carolina talking to boeing. he's got an economic message and all we want to seem to talk about is the media. >> co
he's expected to tell americans how he's trying to improve their lives and the economy. some say it's the best way to get his message directly to the working class, but will it work. hi, everyone, welcome to cashin'. welcome, everybody. now, lisa is today's rally the way to get his economic message directly to the people? >> hi, eric, yes, it's going to be effective just like during the campaign. look, the reality is the media is not going to cover anything positive that president trump...
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liberal group leaders sent a letter to congress warning that any forced spending cuts would tank the economy. one democrat bucking that trend in advise voted yes for the balanced budget amendment, congressman defazio. congressman, good to have you. i was surprised the number of your colleagues who voteed along with you. with was going on? why did you vote for this? >>guest: well, i supported it in 1995 and we passed it in the house of representatives in 1995 with 73 democratic votes and if it became the law of the land, having been ratified by the states and passed by the senate after we balanced the budget in 2000, we could not have had the two wars fought on the credit card because they were not declared wars, they would have had to vote each year on the spending and the tax cut would have ended after one year, unless commensurate cuts were made elsewhere on the budget, and we could not have had unpaid for prescription drug benefit, and we would be $5 trillion or $6 trillion less in debt. so, we need this discipline. people around here are not going to get together and make tough decisions
liberal group leaders sent a letter to congress warning that any forced spending cuts would tank the economy. one democrat bucking that trend in advise voted yes for the balanced budget amendment, congressman defazio. congressman, good to have you. i was surprised the number of your colleagues who voteed along with you. with was going on? why did you vote for this? >>guest: well, i supported it in 1995 and we passed it in the house of representatives in 1995 with 73 democratic votes and...
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the economy. and what do you make of that? >>guest: it is tough right now. the economy and illnesses and different battles people face every day but a last resources it is hard for guy dozen get hold of and to know what is available or what is not available and this is outside of the nonprofit world, there is a lot of, because of the economy with the government, you know, certain resources they have for the troops are being cut down and not having a lost things for them, but it will get more interesting and more difficult new that when iraq ends and afghanistan ends because guys felt lynnette -- physically have not been injuried and they do not re-enter grate -- reintegrate, we will start seeing ptsd so we have to step up and take care of our guys and we have to she them that. >>neil: he has never complained, he could never be a tv anchor. seriously, best of hung -- luck to you. >>guest: season 14, i'll put your name in. i'll coach you through it. >>neil: that would be like the bono thing. don't want to go through. we know why we're here. to build a new gene
the economy. and what do you make of that? >>guest: it is tough right now. the economy and illnesses and different battles people face every day but a last resources it is hard for guy dozen get hold of and to know what is available or what is not available and this is outside of the nonprofit world, there is a lot of, because of the economy with the government, you know, certain resources they have for the troops are being cut down and not having a lost things for them, but it will get...
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a bad economy. i think you saw joe biden kind of tiptoe around the economy, more or less and hit on values. neil: right. >> so if this is an election about the economy, that's obviously right now and things could change, going to favor president trump. if it's an election about values, then that right now is favoring the democrats and i think that's the way biden smartly played it. neil: we shall see. mark, always a pleasure. >> thank you. neil: of course you remember the miracle on the hudson. now hear about the miracle on the st. john's river. we connect, you decide. woman: ahh! need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and lets you see how your baggage will affect the cost of your flight, so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. >> all right. i want to show you some new video coming in. everyone on that plane survived, not a one injured after the plane skidded off the runway into the st. john's river in jacksonv
a bad economy. i think you saw joe biden kind of tiptoe around the economy, more or less and hit on values. neil: right. >> so if this is an election about the economy, that's obviously right now and things could change, going to favor president trump. if it's an election about values, then that right now is favoring the democrats and i think that's the way biden smartly played it. neil: we shall see. mark, always a pleasure. >> thank you. neil: of course you remember the miracle on...
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we want to expand the economy of the united states off the planet and develop research manufacturing facilities up there to take advantage of the resources of space and to follow products that are being developed on the space station right now and bring them up to production status where we actually have factories making valuable materials for return to earth. eric: two quick questions, we are not seeing new era because of public-partnership, what we are looking dawn of new industry, the horses went to automobiles and aviation industry started. when you talk to the young people, they will have all of the new opportunities and just mentioned manufacturing, what are they doing in space shuttle and what can they manufacture in space that's more advantageous than here on planet earth? >> right on the space station right now they are developing forms of protein crystals, for example, that make up pharmaceutical drugs and so they could be made in more pure form in space station in the absence of gravity and ungravel molecular structure in that environment and better understanding on how to
we want to expand the economy of the united states off the planet and develop research manufacturing facilities up there to take advantage of the resources of space and to follow products that are being developed on the space station right now and bring them up to production status where we actually have factories making valuable materials for return to earth. eric: two quick questions, we are not seeing new era because of public-partnership, what we are looking dawn of new industry, the horses...
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the economy is marge neal improving. who knows. >> neil: charlie gasparino, they talk about him everywhere. what's he like -- you want to know why the president didn't mention the debt once yesterday. because he figured he didn't have to. hey, our salads. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. . i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? ♪ >> neil: all right. i'm going to pick somebodyism i'll probably tick everybody off but the blame game has got to stop. got, got, got to stop. president who wants to get republican angry and uses inaugural address to do it and republicans who feign shock, though finger pointing encourages it. just stop. allow me to say the whole tit-for-tat is beyond
the economy is marge neal improving. who knows. >> neil: charlie gasparino, they talk about him everywhere. what's he like -- you want to know why the president didn't mention the debt once yesterday. because he figured he didn't have to. hey, our salads. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a...